Asociación para la Cooperación con el Sur
ACSUR-Las Segovias is a Spanish non-governmental organization working in development education and international cooperation.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
ACSUR-Las Segovias is a Spanish non-governmental organization active in development education and international cooperation, including work in the Global South. Its founder, Miguel Núñez González, was a former political prisoner, a deputy in Spain's first democratic Cortes, and the founder of an NGO that brought Spanish solidarity to Latin America. The organization has published methodological material on Participatory Action Research (IAP) and has joined Guatemalan feminist organizations and international human rights bodies in denouncing possible legislation criminalizing emergency contraception in Guatemala.
History
ACSUR-Las Segovias traces its origins to an NGO founded by Miguel Núñez González, a former political prisoner for nearly two decades, a deputy in Spain's first democratic Cortes, and a figure who brought Spanish solidarity to Latin America. The organization has since worked in development education and international cooperation, producing methodological guides such as one on Participatory Action Research (IAP) based on its own experience. It has also taken public positions, including joining Guatemalan feminist organizations and international human rights bodies in denouncing possible legislation that would criminalize emergency contraception in Guatemala.
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